[Xerte] The future of Xerte

[Patrick Lockley]

Postgres? Or is that the same thing?

Which is the java object one?

Surely an abstraction layer is an abstraction layer though? Or is that a
big assumption.

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> We are happy with MySQL, but a lot of places use SQL server so there
is
> a case for an abstraction layer for the database maybe?
> 


If you're going to go down this path, look at using PDO instead, and
consider e.g. doctrine or propel.

David.

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